The Class A Motorhome: A Luxury RV

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As you consider purchasing a Class A motorhome, you should definitely pay attention to all of the choices available. There are three types of motorhome are called Class A, B, and C. The vehicles are categorized according to size and the way they are constructed. To explain the differences as simply as possible, we can say that Class A motorhomes are the roomiest, fanciest, and the most expensive. A Class B motorhome is a converted van with a raised roof, while Class C motorhomes resemble the Class A type. The difference is that the Class C usually has the cab-over characteristic and is shorter.

A Class A motorhome can be found with the following types of chassis:

A commercial bus chassis

A commercial van chassis

A custom chassis made for a recreational vehicle.

The average Class A motorhome is about 25 to 45 feet long. It is the most spacious RV and any normal motorhome will come complete with a bed and a place to cook and eat. You should also get a place to keep any luggage.

The luxury available in a Class A is on the rise, and many motorhomes can come with a master bedroom, satellite TV, and regular-size refrigerators. If you canít do without a full bath, you wonít have to ñ Class Aís can come with great bathroom facilities. You can get Internet access, awnings, and several slide-outs.

As far as the price tag, a Class A motorhome can run you about $50,000. You can spend as much as you like on the Class A, with the expensive Class Aís totaling between $100,000 and $600,000. However, a designer made a custom RV in 2006 which cost 2.5 million dollars. The amenities included a built-in treadmill, fancy carpeting and furniture, and marble floors. The average cost is around $100,000.

Bus conversions, are also usually thought of as Class A motorhome. As suggested by the name, these RVís are made from a commercial bus that was turned into a motorhome. These can be the largest of motorhomes, and they are often very roomy and have lavish accommodations.

In a Class A, you will have plenty of living area, which can be further expanded if you choose to get slide-outs. You can easily let 5 ñ 6 people sleep in this type of RV. You will likely have a great kitchen and bathroom. You can even choose from one of the many floorplans; there is one for every taste.

You may have heard Class A motorhomes referred to as motorcoaches. Along with the other luxuries, they can come with washers, dryers, normal-sized stoves, and microwaves. You can have the RV customized with fine wood floors and cabinets, choose your own carpet and tiling, and include upholstered furniture.

If you will want your RV capable of towing your car or boat, you should buy a Class A motorhome. You will certainly agree with the common name for this type of motorhome: a home on wheels.